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Microsoft Excel Ad from 1992(youtube.com)
2 points by kamilafsar 4y ago|1 comments
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by kamilafsar 4y ago
AFAIK Amazon as a company is not really open sourcing a lot of their software. I was surprised that they would open source such a key component of their Lambda offering. As someone here already mentioned, it certainly helped Fly.io steeling
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by kamilafsar 5y ago
Very interesting project! The source is inspiring, it seems the author has made an explicit choice to minimize dependencies. Even transpilation from ES modules into commonjs is done by the author himself: https://github.com/
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by kamilafsar 5y ago
Isn’t the big difference between running some random rust from the internet, and a WASM file, the sandbox in which WASM runs. This has some security advantages. And as you also point out, it’s like an abstraction over various languages whic
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by kamilafsar 5y ago
Not “long Covid” but my sense of smelling/tasting is still not the same after 6+ months. I had mild symptoms, but my sense of smelling and tasting were totally gone for a few weeks. After a few weeks it turned almost back to 80% only i
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by kamilafsar 5y ago
MDN has a bit more info on the new FinalizationRegistry API. Has anyone ideas about good use cases for this? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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Wapm: The WebAssembly Package Manager(wapm.io)
2 points by kamilafsar 5y ago|0 comments
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by kamilafsar 6y ago
Soundex is cool, we’re using it for a game app I'm working on. It’s a trivia game app based on a TV show. In the TV show candidates try to guess the right answer just by saying. How it’s written is not relevant (in order to score point
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by kamilafsar 6y ago
I agree 100%, but you also need to know which tech is going to get mainstream later on. Nobody wants to use tech which was once exciting, and now deprecated. I took several bets with frameworks, libraries, databases and even languages durin
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by kamilafsar 6y ago
Finish what? Where do you draw the line of “work for today”? I don’t think motivated devs want to go home at 2pm. Speaking as a dev, the best way to motivate me is to give me some head cracking challenge, trust (no reporting) and autonomy (
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by kamilafsar 6y ago
The gap between classic IDE’s like XCode, Visual Studio or JetBrain’s IDEs and text editors are getting smaller each day. I’m not keen on the classic IDE experience either. I like VSCode because it’s a simple/light weight text editor
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by kamilafsar 6y ago
A few months ago I tried Rust but found that the tooling like auto completion and highlighting where still a bit alpha. IIRC I used VSCode with the most popular Rust plugin at the time. Did I miss something or is there some progress being m
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by kamilafsar 6y ago
Very interesting project. If you want a deep dive into TypeScript generics, this project's code is truly a must-read! This project really shows how powerful TypeScript has become over the years. Shameless plug: we're also working
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by kamilafsar 7y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/bv70k8/aurora_postgres...
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by kamilafsar 7y ago
I keep reading all these horror stories about Aurora (especially PostgreSQL). Is there anyone out there with an alternative story?
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by kamilafsar 7y ago
Total IaC n00b here. 3 weeks ago I set up our AWS infrastructure with Terraform but somehow I never got it to work correctly (somehow the AWS Elastic Beanstalk health checker never turned green). Just this week I decided to migrate to Pulum
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Text-to-speech formatting for content authors(speechmarkdown.org)
1 points by kamilafsar 7y ago|0 comments
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Invocable (formerly Storyline) is shutting down(medium.com)
1 points by kamilafsar 8y ago|0 comments
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by kamilafsar 8y ago
I wish I could choose my default assistant like I can choose my default browser in iOS. AFAIK this is already possible in Android. Too bad we'll probably need some angry European politician to convince Apple.
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by kamilafsar 8y ago
I've a similar story and several teams at our company have switched to VS Code independently. There are some Atom "believers" though. I hope github is going to continue working on Atom independently from MSFT. Competition is
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Relay: State of the State(facebook.github.io)
1 points by kamilafsar 10y ago|0 comments
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by kamilafsar 11y ago
x86 Assembly -> C -> C++ -> JavaScript edit: Okay, I get why I'm being downvoted. :) But I just wanted to say, apparently in a vague way, that evolutions happen. People don't invest their precious time just because someth
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by kamilafsar 12y ago
Apparently they also have Object storage which seems to be way cheaper than AWS Glacier. €0.02 GB/month, with unlimited requests and transfer https://www.scaleway.com/pricing
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by kamilafsar 12y ago
I never used it myself, but there is actually a "Family Sharing" feature for iCloud. > When Family Sharing is turned on, a shared album is set up automatically in the Photos app on all family members’ devices. https:/&#x2
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by kamilafsar 12y ago
Can anyone explain the logic behind Google Drive's pricing? Google Drive with 30 TB storage is priced at $300 per month. But then you have Google Drive for Work with unlimited storage and is priced at $10 per user per month. Meaning th
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by kamilafsar 12y ago
> Turkish government has huge success for destroying historical remainings. That would be weird since Turkey has huge interests in those "historical remainings": tourism is one of the biggest sources of income.
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by kamilafsar 12y ago
FWIW, Turkish is not an Indo-European language. It's an Altaic language [1] like Mongolian, Japanese, Korean, etc. Though, it looks like one because Ataturk (founder of Turkey) converted the Turkish alphabet from Arabic script to Latin
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by kamilafsar 12y ago
> In this case, Spanish The OP is Turkish. Ankara is the capital of Turkey. His name is Turkish. Punctuation is the same as in English.
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Dummies guide to erasure coding(smahesh.com)
2 points by kamilafsar 12y ago|0 comments
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by kamilafsar 12y ago
I hope they're going to fix the Scala and Play plugins. Unfortunately they say nothing about it. Sometimes the lag between typing and actually seeing it in Idea is a couple of seconds.. Still better than the last time I tried Scala IDE

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